Post
Topic
Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Craig Wright suing 16 Bitcoin developers
by
Carlton Banks
on 11/02/2023, 15:34:17 UTC
BSV now has a mechanism in which they can arbitrary seize coins which do not belong to them.

I'd say the coins are arguably not yours to begin with, is the seizure action not written into the BSV codebase in the same way that the absolute custody of BTC is written into Bitcoin?

but this actually differs from the common expectations of what owning electronic money implies, although I should think it's possible for anyone to understand what the satoshi design does, even if it's not possible for the same people to understand how it's possible. is that not most people's relationship to money anyway (knowing what it is and how to use it, and no more than that), and hence why it's so easy to trick people with money systems?

He is being funded by rich people he has conned. The longer he keeps up the con, the more money he makes.

that's only one possibility, and we'll likely never know either way. self-evidently, no proof exists that Wright is conning anyone other than those he's suing